The phrase "accompanying activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an activity that occurs alongside or in conjunction with another event or task.
Example: "The workshop will include an accompanying activity to reinforce the concepts discussed during the session."
Alternatives: "related activity" or "supplementary activity".
This is a non-directional F-test, and shows areas modulated by target type, irrespective of response mode or the direction of the effects; nonetheless, the direction of the effects can be ascertained from the accompanying activity plots which were derived from 5 mm spheres positioned over local activation peaks.
Based on these principles, we offer an example of a tool and accompanying activity that we created.
The accompanying activity pack includes tasks that ask pupils to write a letter, song or poem and analyse stereotypical statements about gender and identity, such as "girls should play with dolls".
Aristotle, whom he mentions, emphasized bodily activity, but each activity required an accompanying activity of the mind if it was to have any value in the building of an individual's character.
Another by-product (accompanying activity) of warfare is espionage: a second intriguing motif in Wilkins's memoirs.
However, carers felt that the whole program should appear in one manual with one accompanying activity workbook, and as a result this format was adopted for the final version.
The basic package of a set of goggles plus accompanying activities starts at $975.
It is only an hour and a half drive from San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, or Napa Valley with all their accompanying activities.
It is only an hour and a half drive from San Francisco, Lake Tahoe or Napa Valley with all their accompanying activities.
We definitely succeeded with the latter – our students were very engaged in the science lectures and accompanying activities, and some even approached the guest instructor after class to learn more about the topics they had covered.
In eight trials, the accompanying activities appeared to be applied to both intervention and control arms.
